[Paul Cameron]

Hi Shane

What we have done with Premiere is more or less the following;

[Paul Cameron]

V210 is a pixel format from Apple or from a 3rd party
It is a 10 bit YUV color space file format that is uncompressed.

Final Cut Pro for example understands this codec natively, we added it to Premiere Pro for the cross platform support.

[Paul Cameron]

Hi David

The editing modes in premiere pro needs to support the same memory format FCP does, if not it will have a red bar and my not be optimized for playback giving you grief.

The bluefish444 cards work with v210 memory format but also have the ability to playback any imported file format from the timeline in real time, with out the need to render for SDI or analog preview.
Sadly you will need the card installed however to make this feature work.

paul

[Paul Cameron]

Hi Tim

here are some values for you for PAL 720 X 576 I @ 50 (25 fps) uncompressed no audio
RGB 10 bit is 41.57 MB per second
RGBA 8 bit is also 41.57 MB per second
RGB 8 bit is 31.10 MB per second
V210 ( 10 bit YUV is 27.65 MB Per second

NTSC is slightly higher in some modes
Add audio, in this case a stereo pair embedded in the file is gets a little higher.

If you disagree with this I am quite happy to give you the formula to calculate these values if you wish?

When you capture an uncompressed clip via premier pro with v210 10 bit yuv (via the Bluefish444 card) and capture a clip of exact duration in the DV AVI capture mode, the clip is 1/10th give or take or a ratio of 1:10

If 1:8 makes you happy then fine, that is still a very good compression rate for a solution to capture from an uncompressed SD card either via 10/12 bit analog or SDI source.

If you wish I am quite happy to loan you a card and you can find out for your self and publish what every results you find.

Just let me know and I can put you in contact with our representatives in your region.

All the best.

[Paul Cameron]

Just to add

The DV AVI is a compressed file format, 1/10th to that of SD uncompressed

You can edit it in either Adobe Premiere Pro DV editing mode or in Bluefish444 editing mode.
The difference being that in the BF edit mode , when you export it will conform to V210,

[Paul Cameron]

Hi Miguel

Bluefish444 have released a new installer for the product range support SDI and Analog I/O
You also get RT effects playback from the timeline, The effects supported are the premiere Pro effects library, or what ever software effects you have loaded.
Playback imported file formats that can be imported by premiere pro such as TGA, MOV, AVID DV/HDV, TIFF, JPEG, Etc

We have also added SD analog or SD SDI capture to DV AVI file formats which is 1/10th to that of uncompressed 10 bit YUV, quality is exceptional.

the card you need is the SD|Envy and there is a free upgrade to the new SD|Greed card if you are interested.

https://www.bluefish444.com/

All the best